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Harbor City Physical Therapy

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Physical Therapy treatment begins with a thorough initial examination where the therapist will identify impairments and functional limitations. A plan of care will be established and a tailored home exercise program will be provided. During subsequent visits a combination of modalities (heat/ice, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, traction, iontophoresis, etc.), manual therapy (soft tissue massage, joint mobilization, etc.), and therapeutic exercises (stretching, strengthening, balance, postural modification, etc.) will be employed to address the source of the dysfunction. We pride ourselves on providing individualized, one-on-one care.

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Harbor City Physical Therapy (Downtown Melbourne)

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Phone: (321) 953-3991

Address: 307 E New Haven Ave, Melbourne, FL 32901

Website: http://www.harborcitypt.com

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Harbor City Physical Therapy

Ultrasound
Physical Therapy treatment begins with a thorough initial examination where the therapist will identify impairments and functional limitations. A plan of care will be established and a tailored home exercise program will be provided. During subsequent visits a combination of modalities (heat/ice, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, traction, iontophoresis, etc.), manual therapy (soft tissue massage, joint mobilization, etc.), and therapeutic exercises (stretching, strengthening, balance, postural modification, etc.) will be employed to address the source of the dysfunction. We pride ourselves on providing individualized, one-on-one care.
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Orthopedics
Kim graduated from Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio in 2011 with an Associate of Applied Science. She spent the majority of her career working in outpatient orthopedics with an emphasis on manual treatment. In addition, she has experience in acute care, rehab, and skilled nursing. A native to Brevard County, Kim moved back home in 2015. Kim is a Graston provider, trained in McConnel taping, and educated in Great Lakes Seminars for the assessment and treatment of cervical, rib, thoracic, and lumbosacral dysfunction using muscle energy techniques. In her spare time, Kim enjoys cheering on the Florida Gators and spending time with her husband, Harley, and their three children, Hunter, Paislee, and Jocelyn.

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Sports Medicine
Brian was born in Pittsburgh, PA and has been a Brevard County resident since 1971. After graduating from Melbourne High School, he attended the University of Alabama majoring in Athletic Training & Sports Medicine. Brian has been a Certified/Licensed Athletic Trainer since 1994. His primary job is representing Harbor City Physical Therapy to Physician and Medical offices throughout Brevard County. After graduation, he returned to Brevard County along with his wife (fellow Bama alum) Holly, a Miami native. They have 2 sons, Nick (18), and Patrick (15), who keep them very busy and also make them very proud. Additionally, he is a contract Certified Athletic Trainer/Sports Medicine Therapist for the United States Tennis Association, providing on site medical care for the men’s ITF and ATP professional tennis circuit. Brian enjoys playing tennis, fishing, and cheering for the Crimson Tide.
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapists are licensed health care professionals. Prior to practicing, they must complete a graduate level program in Physical Therapy and pass a national board examination. Today's physical therapists graduate with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT); therefore, have extensive schooling and clinical training. This includes, but is not limited to, anatomy, kinesiology, biomechanics, study of disease and injury, healing and recovery, and a myriad of therapeutic treatment techniques. Physical Therapists can practice in hospitals, outpatient clinics, inpatient rehab centers, skilled nursing facilities, home healthcare agencies, sports, and private practice among other specialties.
Manual Therapy
PT combines passive modalities, manual therapy and therapeutic exercise to rehabilitate the spine and other parts of the body.

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